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July 1, 1968Journal of Ecology

Vegetation and Climate in the Uplands of South-Western Uganda During the Later Pleistocene Period: I. Muchoya Swamp, Kigezi District

M. E. S. Morrison

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M. E. S. Morrison, Vegetation and Climate in the Uplands of South-Western Uganda During the Later Pleistocene Period: I. Muchoya Swamp, Kigezi District, Journal of Ecology, Vol. 56, No. 2 (Jul., 1968), pp. 363-384

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